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Title: Vocabulary Instruction


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Vocabulary Instruction
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Structural Analysis
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Diana Triplett
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"Words are, of course, the most powerful drug
used by mankind." --Rudyard Kipling
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Analyzing Words
  • Consider
  • Origins
  • Structure
  • Meaning

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Spelling-Meaning Connection
  • Words with similar origins/meaning are often
    spelled in similar ways.
  • sign
  • signal
  • signature
  • Such words may be pronounced differently.
  • Structural analysis can help us make these
    connections.

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What do you know about this word?
  • pandemonium?

What does it mean?
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Pandemonium - definition
  • An uproar
  • An extremely disorderly situation
  • Mass disorder
  • Chaos

What is the origin of this word?
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Pandemonium??????
  • Pandas first visited the U.S. in the early 20th
    century
  • Their arrival sparked much curiosity
  • Pandamonium became pandemonium

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Pandemonium????
  • Pandoras box
  • A Greek myth
  • Pandora opens the mysterious box that leads to
    the unleashing of all the evils in the world
  • Her name became associated with chaos

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Pandemonium????
  • John Milton wrote Paradise Lost.
  • He used pandaemonium as the name for the capital
    of Hell.
  • Greek pan means all.
  • Latin daemonium means demon.

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Learning about Word Parts
  • Derivatives
  • (root words)
  • Prefixes
  • Suffixes

These word parts come from other languages like
Greek or Latin. They are often the source of odd
English spellings.
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Prefixes
  • Added to the beginning of words
  • Change the meaning of words
  • Example
  • Cover means hide from view.
  • Discover means to find.

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Common Prefixes
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Common Prefixes
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Suffixes
  • Added to end of words
  • Change words function and meaning
  • Example
  • Exclaim is a verb meaning to shout suddenly
  • Exclamation is a noun meaning noisy talk

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Common Suffixes
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Common Suffixes
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Derivatives
  • Root words
  • Base words
  • Carry the most meaning
  • Most English words are built from at least one
    root.

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Common Derivatives
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Common Derivatives
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Put It All Together And
  • Analyze transport
  • Latin root port
  • Means to carry
  • Prefix trans
  • Means across
  • Transport carry across
  • Add a suffix - ation
  • Means action or process
  • Transportation the act of carrying something
    across a space

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Transfer this knowledge to understand all of
these words
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